BOAT FAMILIES

of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal and connected waterways

Matches 5,501 to 5,550 of 10,141

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5501	In Manchester canal basin in 1891 census as wife of Harry but no marriage record found.	A, Martha (I66719)
5502	In marriage record, Rank/Profession given as Private No 32,142, 17th Bn, Northumberland Fusiliers (raised by North Eastern Railway in 1914).	Alsop, Thomas Henry (I41848)
5503	In Moss Lane, Burscough, as Mary Wilson in 1841 census, 12-y-o servant to Thomas Seddon, but marries as Mary Parr. Age 'full' in marriage record, 22 in 1851 census, 33 in 1861, 45 in 1871, 54 in 1881, 60 in 1888 burial record.	Parr, Mary Wilson (I61312)
5504	In parish record for St Thomas (Wigan Baptisms, Ancestry).	Barlow, William (I60363)
5505	In Rawmarsh in 1881 census with daughter Annie; husband Joseph in South Yorkshire Lunatic Asylum.	Dean, Charlotte (I53989)
5506	In Royal Naval Barracks, Chatham, Kent, in 1911 census.	Oakes, Levi (I25068)
5507	In Runcorn Union Workhouse in 1871 census.	Lydiate, Samuel (I34996)
5508	In several records as Alexandra.	Parr, Alexander (I06062)
5509	In Shadwell, London, in 1861 census (married) aboard sloop Victoria. )Possible marriage 1844 Pontefract to Jane Horsfield.)	Tindall, George (I56122)
5510	In Shoreham Harbour, Brighton Canal Basin, in 1861 census as mate on the Three Brothers, a 31-ton 'Billy Boy' coaster from Goole. Waterways historian Steve Gardham of the Yorkshire Waterways Heritage Society writes on their website about Billy Boys, saying: 'A typical round voyage would have been to load coal for Plymouth, return with china clay to the Thames and then sail for the Humber with cement.'	Barley, Abraham (I63001)
5511	In Sloop Yard, Warrington, age 15, with grandmother Elizabeth Hatton in 1881 census.	Makin, Elizabeth (I28468)
5512	In the 1871 census, living with Job and Alice is a lodger, James Clarkson, a brewer's assistent from Preston, and in 1881 she is living with him in Halliwell, Bolton as "wife". They marry bigamously in 1883, with Alice claiming to be a widow. According to the report below he died, and in 1887 she was married a third time to James Dickinson. A newspaper report from 1887 headed "Charge of bigamy against a woman" states: "At Leigh Police Court on Monday, Alice Clarkson of Atherton was charged, on remand under a warrant, with having committed bigamy at Atherton by contracting marriage with a man named James Dickinson, an operative spinner, her first husband, Job Hulse of Winsford, being alive. "From the evidence adduced it appeared that Clarkson was married in May 1857 to Hulse at Runcorn parish church. About two years ago she was married at Bolton to a man named Clarkson, who had since died. "James Dickinson said Clarkson had represented herself as a widow. She said she had been married twice before, but both husbands were dead. "The Bench committed Clarkson to the Liverpool Assizes for trial." Court records for Liverpool Assizes, dated Feb 17 1888, state: "Alice Clarkson - Committed for Bigamy - Died before trial, being out on bail." (Criminal Registers, Ancestry)	Green, Alice (I34081)
5513	In the 1881 census William, Ada and Eliza, of boat Charles, are listed with seven other vessel Masters, with wives and children, under 'Customs Returns' at the end of the section for Doncaster Union Workhouse.	Jackson, William (I63433)
5514	In the 1891 census Samuel and Maria are in Hartford Road, Leftwich, with children Sarah, 16, Fred, 14, and Emma, 7. There is a second Samuel Cross at 24 Queens Road, Leftwich, also aged 47, b Northwich, waterman, with wife Sarah, 43, and children Fred, 16, Thomas, 15, Ada, 10 and Samuel, 2, all b Northwich, but for whom no birth, baptism, marriage or other census record has been found.	Cross, Samuel (I21362)
5515	In the 1891 census William and two sons are living with a Mary J, 31, b Liverpool, listed as his wife, but believed to be Mary Jane Spruce, temporarily separated from her husband Samuel Spruce who is elsewhere in this census listed as unmarried, though he and Mary Jane were married in 1878 and are together in 1881 and 1901.	Latham, William (I53671)
5516	In the 1901 census Harold is an RN engine room artificer at Gillingham, Kent In 1911 he is an artificer engineer on HMS Black Prince in Gibraltar, but was not on board in 1916 when she sank losng all hands in the Battle of Jutland.	Dearman, Harold (I58431)
5517	In the 1901 census, John's wife is Mary, 29, b Bedford, Leigh, and their son's baptism on Lancs OPC identifies his mother as Mary Ann. But in 1911 John's wife is Elizabeth, 39, b Bootle - married for 19 years.	Hesketh, John (I08933)
5518	In the 1911 census Alfred's entry appears among other seamen at Barrow in Furness but, unlike the others, on a Census of Ireland form. He is an "A.B." aboard the SS Thelma, recorded in Dublin Harbour, North Dock (Master Joseph Ashton of Widnes), with a note in the margin stating: "This vessel was anchored off Walney Island on the night of April 2nd, and arrived at South End, Walney, on Monday April 3rd, paper collected by Coastguard at Walney Island."	Molyneux, Alfred (I19441)
5519	In the 1911 census George and family are living in the Lock House, Standish Lower Ground.	Forshaw, George (I57411)
5520	In the 1921 census Ralph and his wife are living at Top Lock, Aspull, and in 1939 in the Lock House at Higher Ince,	Forshaw, Ralph (I57414)
5521	In the Women's Hospital, Shaw Street, Everton, in 1911 census.	Plumb, Elizabeth (I29141)
5522	In Thomas's will he bequeaths 'unto my son George one fourth share of the flat called Mersey', to his wife Nancy all household goods, furniture and money, and at her death the remainder to be divided ' between my daughter Martha Hodgson and my wife's son Thomas Leather'.	Starkey, Thomas (I25562)
5523	In Thorne Workhouse in 1871 census.	Savage, Arthur (I41672)
5524	In Toxteth Workouse in 1901 census.	Wilkinson, James Redman (I25170)
5525	In Tranmere Workouse in 1911.	Plumpton, Henry James (I27281)
5526	In Walton Prison, Liverpool, in 1851 census.	Holbrook, Thomas (I48834)
5527	In Warrington Union Workhouse from 1891 census.	French, Robert (I27307)
5528	In Wigan Road Workhouse in 1871.	Harrison, Ellen (I12173)
5529	In Wigan Workhouse in 1891 census (unmarried).	Parkinson, Joseph (I32747)
5530	In1841 census as Jane Rimmer with mother and Barrow grandparents; marries as Rimmer but probably born Jane Barrow in Thornton, nr Crosby, bapt (Lancs OPC) 13.10.1839, St Luke, Crosby, with parents named as John Barrow (labourer) and Elizabeth (grandparents?).	Rimmer, Jane (I44897)
5531	In1841 census with siblings Jane and Henry as Mayo.	Caunce, Bridget (I55800)
5532	Incapacitated in 1939 census.	Gillyon, Charles Thomas (I53397)
5533	Inchcliffe in marriage record (transcript). Various surname spellings among children's records.	Hinchliffe, William (I41501)
5534	Indicated as disabled in 1891 census.	Cross, Thomas (I21278)
5535	Indicated as illegitimate in marriage record with father named as Thomas Booth.	Burton, Ann (I49729)
5536	Indicated as male in 1921 census.	Crook, Marion Miller (I50802)
5537	Initial only for father on MC - J or T Timmins.	Timmins, Hannah (I49052)
5538	Initial only given in son's marriage record.	Swift, John (I48532)
5539	Initials only in 1911 census.	Gleadhill, Charles William (I40569)
5540	Injured aboard HMS Lion in Battle of Jutland.	Rockliffe, Henry (I05129)
5541	Inman in birth record.	Hinman, Thomas (I48305)
5542	Inman in birth record.	Hinman, William (I48433)
5543	Inman in death record; Triphena on MI.	Seymour, Tryphena (I48300)
5544	Inman in marriage record and 1939 census, when birth year was given as 1880, but assumed to be 1881 as birth registered Q1 1882.	Hinman, Christopher (I48310)
5545	Inmate at Burntwood Asylum, nr Lichfield, in 1901 census.	Coley, Edward (I49510)
5546	Innkeeper in 1872 (son Admiral's BC).	Revell, Jonathan (I51266)
5547	Innkeeper of 'The Jolly Sailor', Canal Side, Knottingley, in 1861 census. Master's Certificate, issued at Goole in 1851, acknowledges service as Seaman, Mate and Master for 25 years in the Merchant Service, Coastal and Foreign Trades, with his first service as a Seaman dated February 1826 to October 1828, when he would have been five to eight years old.	Sarvent, George (I51986)
5548	Innkeeper of Eagle and Child, Bispham Green.	Harrison, John (I59627)
5549	Innkeeper of the Yorkshire Hussar, North St, Castlegate, York in 1871 census.	Broughton, Thomas (I56292)
5550	Inquest report in Preston Chronicle, Saturday June 4, 1853, states: "It appeared that the deceased was left on the night of 26th ult, by her father and mother, in the boat on the canal, in the company of a brother and sister, aged respectively 7 and 16 years. They retired to rest in the cabin, but on the following morning the poor child was found in the canal, between the boat and the bank. Verdict: Accidental death.	Carrington, Elizabeth (I04752)

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